The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-08
re,,,neranec Nnfcs.

At the W. G. 7. L. Convention of Cum
bcrlaDd county, at Shiloh last Thursday, ii
was reported that the membership of the
Unions in the county had increased 242
since last September.
Large posters and small bills announce
the appearance oil the Moss Family at
the Opera House, Thursday evening. April
II, for the benefit Of the w. G. +. L.
This family Of musicians are highly
spoken of wherever they have appeared,
and should be greeted with full house,
a swell for the sake of the good entertain
ment they offer as for the sake Of The or
ganization in whose behalf they come.
The Semi-annual County Convention of
the Womans Christian Temperance Union
Of Salem county, Will be held in St. Pauls
NJ. i. Church, Pcnnsgroye, next Thursday,
commencing at 10 o'clock \. NJ and con-
timing through the day. In the evening
Miss Mary F I,athrap of Philadelphia,
will deliver an address, "A call to work
The occasion will undoubtedly be one Of
great interest to the members OF the Unions
and Importance TO the Temperance work of
the county.
In the printed programme for the exer-
ciscs at the county convention OF the w.
G. r. L. at Pcnns9rovc next week. there
are several mistakes in the names of the
superintendent of departments Of county
work. The following is the corrected list
which we have been requested to publish
Literature, Mrs. j. Trickett, Alloway; Jul
veuie Work, Miss Annie Macaltioner,
Woodst0wn; Sunday-school Work. Mrs.
d. DeWolf, Salem; Young Peoples
Work, Miss Abbe Kidd, Salem: Capital
and Labor. Mrs. Artie c. Hires, Salem
Influencing Press. NJ. ]. Paneoast, Salem;
Evangelistic Work, Mrs. S. i. Wilson,
Elmer: Parlor Meetings, Mrs. Margaret
Bilderback, Salem Bible Readings, Mrs.
W. Margerum, Pennsgrove; Health and
IIeredity, Mrs. L. Il. Humphreys. Woods
town; County Fairs, Mrs. II. NJ. Torton,
Pennsgrovc; Work among Colored People,
Mrs. S. Tyler Salem: Social Purity Paul
inc lfolme, Salem; Unfe:mehted Wine at
com munion Mrs. f. Hall, salem; Sol
ders, Mrs. NJ. 4. Shoemaker, Pedrick-
town; Sailors Mrs. Robbins, Pennsgrove.
church Notes.
At the Baptist and Presbyterian churches
next Sunday services appropriate 10 the
Easter occasion will be held.
Rev. Chester Brdgman preached at the
NJ. i. church last Sunday, the pastor, Rev.
+. II. Durell, being confined to the honse
by illness.
Rev. Mr.. Hnff preached his farewell ser
mon in the Brdgeton Episcopal church OH
Sunday, having accepted a call to the
church ut Glassboro.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Nazareth NJ.
+. Church, al Aldine. will hold an Faster
Festival in the building adjoinining the
Church, tonight and tomorrow night.
Rev. w. W. Bullock. formerly of Salem,
but now pastor of the Marlton Baptist
church, has received 4 unanimous call to
The pastorate OF the First Baptist church
| of l.ambertyillc.
The Friends First Day School Union
| will hold meeting at the Friends Meet
| ing House in Woodstown Tomorrow,
commencing in the morning and continu-
ing through the day.
The pulpit Of the NJ. f. church will be
occupied by the pastor, Rev. L. IT, Durell,
next Sunday. Subject, 10 4. NJ. 'The
| Importance of the resurrection of Christ. y
In the evening, THE shipwreck of faith.
At the Baptist Church the pastor Rev.
w. +. Cornwall, willprcach in the morning
on .'Chrst's Resurrection. In the even
ing a special children's service will be held
and preaching on 'Christ's appearances
between his resurrection and ascension.
The different ministers of WoodStown
were requested by the w. c. T. [. to
preach a sermon last Sunday on Sabbath
observance. Rev. W. T.. Cornwall Of the
Baptist Church preached a very able ser
mon ON the subject. Rev. i. p. Johnson Of
the Presbyterian Church, received the
notice too late to prepare q sermon for last
Sunday, but will preach upon the subject
at an early day. Rev. f. II. Durcll was
unable to fill his pnlpit an account of sick